41. ParevNet - Armenia Online - Armenian Books Music Travel Tours Hotels Restaurants armenian culture The Arts of armenia, armenian cooking and recipes, armenian music and dance, armenian fashion and models, armenian painters and Art http://www.parev.net/

ParevNet About Us Site Map Help ARMENIA ONLINE Armenian Bookstore Armenian Classifieds Armenian Church Armenian Community ... Republic of Armenia BEST OF THE WEB Automobiles Business Computers Finance ... Travel VISIT OUR SPONSORS MOST POPULAR Armenian hotel online reservation system Craving a good Armenian book? Big selection of Armenian CDs Buy Ararat the movie on DVD ... What is this? WHAT'S NEW Connecting Armenian singles online Traditional Armenian folk instruments Meet John Vartan and listen to his music RSS brings ParevNet to your PC ... What is this? ARMENIA ONLINE Armenian Bookstore Armenian books and reviews. Shop now and save on books about Armenia, the Armenian Genocide, Armenian novels, children books, travel guides, and cookbooks. Armenian Church International Armenian Church directory, Church youth organizations, Armenian dioceses and prelacy, Armenians in the Holy Land, and calendar of events. Armenian Classifieds Free Armenian online classifieds. Wanted ads. Job postings. Buy and sell products and services. Sixteen categories including announcements, automotives, business opportunities, collectibles, electronics, jewelry and watches, real estate, toys and games. Armenian Community A directory of local Armenian communities in the United States and from around the world. Promoting community events, news, and information.

42. Category:Armenian Culture - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Articles in category armenian culture . There are 2 articles in this category. Categories culture by country armenia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Armenian_culture

Category:Armenian culture From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Subcategories There are 4 subcategories to this category. A Armenian art L Languages of Armenia M Armenian music S Armenian sport Articles in category "Armenian culture" There are 4 articles in this category. K Khachkar Khorenatzi medal M Mount Ararat P Posha Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Armenian_culture Categories Culture by country Armenia Views Category Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link In other languages This page was last modified 04:43, 26 July 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details). About Wikipedia

43. Blogrel » Pop Culture Es inch en anum Ara? vai Pop culture Has Arrived. Filed under armenia, Youth, Pop culture, Music — Posted by Harmick on August 6th http://www.blogrel.com/category/pop-culture/

@import url( /wp-content/themes/classic/style02.css ); Sing our Song: Where are the Armenian TV Shows? Filed under: Armenia Humour Youth Pop Culture ... Lider TV Armenia TV promised Pop Idol 2 years ago, it never happened because of contracting and rights laws. The Public Tv tried something, but as always , it failed miserably because they are too intellectual for their own good. Now to the music news: CS records , which is part of the CS media city complex, which owns Armenia Tv, Tv 5, and now Hayfilm. This record studio is brand new, and I think can only spell good things as its well equipped and has a pretty modern way of working. As I mentioned earlier, Hayfilm has been bought from the Government by Armenia TV owners B. Sargsyan and Gerard Cafesjian. In a somewhat controversial deal, CS Media Holding now occupies Armenia Tv, Tv5, A record studio, its own film studio, and Hayfilm. Positively this means: new films, new equipment and better salaries for staff. Negatively this means : A lack of artistic independence ( CS holding is closely connected with Kocharyan) , which could mean meaningless, commerical films being produced. Either way, time will tell. Next time I speak to you Armenia will be 14 years old! Happy Birthday

44. Culture Of Armenia - Tourist Guide: Tourism Armenia information, history, attractions armenia The culture of armenia armenia s culture is unique in many ways. First, it is so much bigger than the nation http://www.tourismarmenia.net/culture.html

The Culture of Armenia Tourism Armenia Geography Religion History ... Architecture The Armenian Culture Armenia's culture is unique in many ways. First, it is so much bigger than the nation itself that it overwhelms and dominates all other features of the Armenian ethnic identity. Second, it is very diversified. During its more than 2,000 year-old history, Armenia has gone through so many radical changes in its size and political status, that our culture has been influenced by and has influenced many other cultures. The many wars and other disasters in ancient and recent time tore the country apart and left a deep imprint in its culture. That tragic division had some positive consequences too, for instance, post-mediaeval Armenian literature has two different traditions, Western Armenian and Eastern Armenian, which being a part of a original literary heritage, have their own distinct linguistic and stylistic properties. Other important characteristics of Armenian culture are its permanence and longevity. Throughout its history, Armenia resisted invasion and absorption, relaying through its art one of the most beautiful manifestations of its identity. And, finally, when we say, for example, Armenian art, we don't usually mean art from Armenia, more often we refer to art of the Armenian people, who despite being scattered all over the world stubbornly stick to each other, to their traditions, their cultural heritage, their mother tongue.

45. Armenian Culture Days In Sharja Shoghaken Folk Ensemble s 2004 participation in Armenian culture Days in Sharja. http://road-to-armenia.com/music/armenianculturedays.html

As part of a cultural exchange initiated by Armenian president Robert Kocharian, the traditional culture of Armenia gained wider recognition and understanding during “Armenian Culture Days,” a five-day celebration of music, performance, and art held December 12-17, 2004, in Sharja, United Arab Emirates. At the special request of the Sheikh of Sharja, Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, only artists representing traditional art and music were invited to participate in the event. On opening day, Armenians, Arabs, and guests of the Sharja Culture Ministry gathered at the Sharja Expo Center for opening ceremonies. After welcoming remarks by Arshak Poladyan, Armenia’s ambassador in the UAE, Armenian Culture Minister Hovig Hoveyan summed up the importance of maintaining traditional culture. “To know a people,” he said, “you have to know their traditional culture, their music and art.” He then introduced Armenia’s most widely acclaimed group of folk musicians, Shoghaken Ensemble , saying, “By presenting Shoghaken, we are able to take the listener back to the depths of Armenian history, to the depths of the Armenian spirit.” A festive atmosphere reigned as Shoghaken performed the songs and dances of Old Armenia. The program included songs of longing, such as the ancient “Gorani,” presented by vocalist

46. Aghpyur Children’s Journal “We want to have Armenian culture and the culture of the world presented to children here. In this way, we direct Armenian culture to the fatherland.” http://road-to-armenia.com/aghpyur/aghpyur.html

Aghpyur Children’s Journal , published in Yerevan, Armenia, has long played a key part in the lives of Armenia’s children. The colorful publication has been a close friend of students, offering advice, encouraging creative use of their minds, and helping inspire a love for their homeland. Its pages feature stories, poetry, drawings, and commentary contributed by children of all ages, as well as writing by professional writers who write for children. The editor-in-chief is Tadevos Tonoyan, a poet and lecturer with a doctorate in Armenian literature. “My purpose is to get the journal printed, and to educate and advance the children of Armenia,” Tonoyan says. “We want to have Armenian culture and the culture of the world presented to children here. For this reason, much work is translated for Aghpyur . Times are difficult, but there are still many talented children who deserve to have their work presented to others, so they don’t lose hope. They need to know they are not alone, and that others are with them in these difficult times.” Aghpyur is currently funded by the Armenian government. Due to ongoing constraints, the journal is often short of money to print. Tonoyan has long stressed the importance of setting up a separate fund dedicated to ensuring timely publication of the monthly magazine. Citing

47. HyeEtch - Arts & Culture - History P1 rmenian art has been profoundly influenced by armenian culture, armenia s long As in ancient times, armenian culture moved on in close conjunction with http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/culture/history_p1.html

History Architecture Manuscript Paintings ... Art of Book History (Art and Culture) rmenian art has been profoundly influenced by Armenian culture, Armenia's long history, ever-changing geography and unique mountainous landscape. One of the most important periods of Armenian art was that from the ninth to the sixth centuries BC. Armenia was, at this point in history, the Kingdom of Van or Urartu. Citadels, temples, irrigation canals, carved stone seals, glass, ceramics, jewelry and arms were characteristic of Urartu's artistic endeavors. The Urartians were major producers of bronze objects. Excavation at the Urartian site of Karmir-Blur, begun in 1939 and continuing even today has resulted in the discovery of many household utensils, furniture decorations and pieces of military equipment such as helmets, arrows and shields fashioned out of bronze. Urartian smiths were also very skilled in the use of silver and gold. Vases, medallions and amulets were fashioned from silver while gold was used to create articles of jewelry. The smiths of this time are best remembered for their skill in decorating metal with mythological and animal forms. The intrinsic value of these metals made them prime targets for invaders who periodically looted the country. For this reason, metalwork of other periods cannot be documented as well.

48. Where Armenia's Ancient Culture, History, Wine And Fun Collide! - Armenia Diaspo To highlight armenia s culture, agriculture and historic treasures, to revive and celebrate armenian rich harvest, customs and traditions, the armenian http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/js/030910kenats.html

www.armeniadiaspora.com Where Armenia's Ancient Culture, History, Wine And Fun Collide! Armenia is fast becoming a tourism hot spot. Over the past two years, the Armenian Tourism Development Agency (ATDA) has been developing programs to showcase Armenia's many attractions to the world travel industry and tourists alike. Festival logo displays glowing red-orange sun of eternity cascading around majestic Mt. Ararat and petroglyph dancers, who play the traditional Armenian instrument, the duduk. A jug of savory wine sits amidst the revelry. The logo is designed to represent a "toast" for the marriage of Armenia's ancient and new traditions during the rich autumn harvest season. During three days every September, Armenia comes alive with KENATS Festival. Residents and visitors alike delight in an exciting and exhilarating arts extravaganza of music, dance, performing and visual arts and crafts. KENATS Festival 2003 will be inaugurated on September 19 and will come to a brilliant finale on September 21, 2003. Throughout the weekend, the Festival will be bursting with energy, brightly costumed dancers and singers, and delicious ethnic Armenian cuisine. A display of arts and crafts never before seen, a showcase of traditional costumes and much, much more will transform Yerevan into an urban fairground with sidewalk sales and horse carriages. In addition to main stage entertainment and a great variety of food and drink, the Festival will also offer OFF stage entertainment, which includes jugglers, dancers, acrobats, trained monkeys and dogs, mimes, ponies, tight rope walkers and Armenian ancient sport.

49. Armenia Diaspora - Projects A series of lectures on Armenian culture and history and an extensive program of excursions and cultural events will supplement the courses. http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/students/learn.html

Students - Learn Armenian Armenian at Arizona State University - Summer University of Michigan - Summer Armenian Language Institute in Yerevan Eurasian Regional Language Program Armenian at Arizona State University Intensive Introductory Armenian (June 1 - July 30, 2004, ASU Main Campus, Tempe, Arizona) - Earn 8 credit hours in 9 weeks for an administrative fee of $300 or less if you qualify for a scholarship (tuition waived). - Learn an important Indo-European language spoken by about 6 million people. - Have fun interacting with your classmates - Connect with a culture with a history of over 5 millennia - Work toward meeting the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences foreign language requirement - Experience university life and earn ASU credits while still in high school (juniors and seniors are eligible) Intermediate Armenian (June 1 - July 30, 2004, and each academic year, ASU Main Campus, Tempe,Arizona)

50. Armenia-Islam And Middle East culture. Country Reports armenia information includes Anthems, Defense, Economy, Flags, Cilicia.com Offers information about armenian history, culture, http://www.ou.edu/mideast/country/armenia.htm

SITE COUNTRIES SITE CATEGORIES Links on this page: Culture ... Economy Armenia CIA World Factbook US State Department Background Notes Library of Congress Country Study World Bank Map from CIA World Factbook 200 Additional Links Do you have a link to contribute? Please use this online form to submit your suggestions. Culture Country Reports Armenia information includes Anthems, Defense, Economy, Flags, Geography, Government, Maps, News, Weather. Also includes great information on where to eat within Armenia and what sites to visit. Armenia.com Great resource for finding information about the current situation in Armenia. Provides links to a broad array of topics that include and are not limited to sciences, sports, economy, education, and travel. Armenia Diaspora: Site sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign affairs of Armenia, offers information about travel and job opportunities in the country of Armenia. Eurasianet.org Offers information about the entire Eurasia region and is particularly helpful while attempting to determine the role that Armenia plays as it is involved and located within this region. Armenian Home Page This web page is an excellent portal into the world of Armenian culture including history, culture, and even recipes. It offers sports information and even gives some Armenian jokes to tell to your friends.

51. Culture Web Directory. Top / Regional / Asia / armenia / culture armenian Federation of UNESCO Clubs culture, Peace, Documentaries, Environment,; armenia A http://www.reference.com/Dir/Regional/Asia/Armenia/Culture/

Dictionary Thesaurus Encyclopedia Web Home Premium: Sign up Login YOUR AD HERE Dictionary ... Encyclopedia - Web Directory Web Directory Top Regional Asia Armenia / Culture Armenian Network of America The Armenian Network is a community based organization dedicated to providing events and services to help the community advance professionally. Members can network with other members in the organization through our database and at events. USANOGH-The Armenian Students Periodical Usanogh is the Armenian Students Periodical Established in 1998 and Published in Southern California,USA. The Periodical is Totaly Non-Partisan, Non-Profit,INDEPENDENT, Armenian Students Newspaper Designed to Serve for the Ultimate Goal of Cultural Renasonce (Azgayin Zartoong) Among the Armenian Youth.It serves as an Open Forum for Armenian Students From All over the World,to Express their Conserns, Ideas and Views on Various Armenian Issues Related to Armenian Youth, Armenia and Armenian Culture Armenian Pride-Armenian Forefathers Armenia-the Ancinet Cradle of the Civilization...Armenian Alphabet Was Created Approximately 20,000 Years Ago In the Great City of -UR- By the Armenian Forefathers, the Great Summerians. Armenian Highland - Armenian Enlightenment Chronicle.

52. Armenian Letters 1600 armenian Letters 1600. Competition About armenian Letters About armenia armenian culture armenian culture. Science Art Literature http://armlet1600.sci.am/armenianart.php?langid=3

53. ANN/Groong -- DiasporaConf99: Culture Report culture, Identity and Relations Between armenia and the Dispersion Stalinist terror dealt a terrible blow to armenian culture, but slowly and steadily http://groong.usc.edu/ADconf/199909/reports/culture.html

Armenian News Network / Groong Armenia-Diaspora Conference Report Culture, Identity and Relations Between Armenia and the Dispersion Prepared for the Armenia Diaspora Conference Yerevan, September 22-23, 1999 My report is necessarily brief and is intended to be an honest and open discussion of a number of issues, mainly cultural, and some hard and harsh realities, many of which may be painful and hurtful. I offer no apologies for my forthright approach as I know of no other way of tackling such vital issues as the ones covered by this report and of identifying problems in a dispassionately and lucidly defined context and perspective. For the purposes of this report, the word culture is used in its broader sense; and while emphasis is on culture, many other aspects intricately and inextricably interwoven with the concept of culture, and which for some may not fit the narrower definition of the term, have been incorporated into this report. There are three parts to this report. The first is a background to Armenian realities in the 19th and the 20th centuries and traces the evolution of the Eastern and Western Armenians into two distinct halves. The second is made up of conclusions derived from the first part and of the premise I suggest as the basis for relations between Armenia and the Dispersion. The third part enumerates a number of concrete plans and proposals for such relations. I. Background

54. ANN/Groong -- TCC - 'Essential Elements For Armenia's National Security Doctrine For them the best elements of their national culture can also serve as a of the people of armenia, armenian culture and armenian civilisation at heart. http://groong.usc.edu/tcc/tcc-20040510.html

Armenian News Network / Groong The Critical Corner - 05/10/2004 Redistribution of Groong articles, such as this one, to any other media, including but not limited to other mailing lists and Usenet bulletin boards, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from Groong's Administrator Home Administrative Introduction ... Feedback

55. State Of The Environment Armenia Armenian Culture Armenian Culture armenian culture in beginning of development of armenians as a folk had a Was increasing the influence of Roman culture on the culture of armenia. http://enrin.grida.no/htmls/armenia/soe_armenia/english/countrv/culture.htm

ERMC/AUA. : State of the Environment Armenia Armenian Culture Armenian culture in beginning of development of Armenians as a folk had a strong influence of Shoumer and Accadian cultures. Probably this influenced on development of fine arts, cuneiform, even language of first Armenians. It had a great influence of Assyrian and Babylonian cultures. We know, that people that time could build beautiful towns, they mastered many crafts, including processing of metal (iron, bronze). Urartian people had a very large pantheon and myths, but none of them is known now. Armenian pantheon was alike Hellenistic. From material culture of that time are known a pagan church in Garni (1st century before our era), were found many golden coins, monuments, etc. During the epoch of Tigran II the Great Hellenistic culture spreads in Armenia. It influenced on architecture, literature, music, theater. Though theater was not a new thing for Armenians: they had a primitive folk theater, but Hellenistic culture brought tragedies and comedies of Greek authors, and Greek actors showed them to Armenian kings and noblemen. Armenians also began to write dramas to be shown in theater. Were created not only dramatic, but also historical and philosophical works. All the literature of that period was on Greek language. Many Armenian princes were educated in Greece. Was increasing the influence of Roman culture on the culture of Armenia. Armenian Christian culture brought with her new music, literature, architecture. Theater was forbidden. Literature began to develop Christian way: the main themes were the problems of God and a human being. Were built beautiful churches, and some of them are stood till our days. Appeared a need in a native alphabet, and it was created in 405 by Mesrop Mashtots. Began the development of historiography; were created such works as "History of Armenia till Our Days" (middle of 5th century). Generally it is possible to say that the 5th century became the "Golden century" for Armenian Christian culture. As an event of Armenian Christian culture we can consider khachkars- cross- stones (big stones with crosses on them, made very accurately). Khachkars are found only in Armenia and nowhere else.

56. Iran-society-armenianweek armenia s culture Week to be held in Tehran At the meeting, Masjid Jamei welcomed holding of armenian culture Week in Iran and said cultural http://www3.estart.com/iran/society/armenianweek.html

Arab World China India Iran Turkey World Choose Community Armenia's Culture Week to be held in Tehran IRNA (Islamic Republic News Agency) Qara Clisia in Azarbaijan, Iran Tehran - Armenian Ambassador to Tehran Gharib Janian conferred here on Wednesday with Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Ahmad Masjid Jamei on expansion of cultural cooperation between the two nations. At the meeting, Masjid Jamei welcomed holding of ''Armenian Culture Week'' in Iran and said cultural activities would serve to expand dialogue among civilizations. According to the public relations department of the ministry, the two sides also discussed holding of 'Armenian Culture Week' in Tehran. Highlighting Tehran-Yerevan historical relations, the Iranian minister said holding 'cultural weeks' would play a key role in bringing about more understanding between the two nations. International book fairs, music, theater and film festivals held regularly in Iran are among the areas that Armenian artists can take part, he said. Masjid Jamei also voiced Iran's readiness to hold "Iran's Culture Week" in Yerevan.

57. Armenia Books - Medieval Armenian Culture armenia Books Medieval armenian culture. armenia Medieval armenian culture. World66 the travel guide you write. Recent Changes http://www.world66.com/europe/armenia/books/medievalarmenianculture

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58. Hebrew University Armenian Studies Program, Annual Report 1999-98 It is on The Stories of Adam and Eve in Armenian culture. It is an attempt to trace the way Biblical Traditions in Armenian culture and Related Topics http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/~armenia/ArmenianReport98.html

Home Courses Research Fellowships ... Hebrew U. PressReleases 30 Years of Armenian Studies 2001 Expedition to Armenia Department Reports Links E-mail Us Armenian Studies Report on Activities 1997-1998 Faculty of Humanities, Institute of Asian and African Studies Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem 91905, Israel Fax: (972) 2 5883658 Introduction Background and History of the Program An active program in Armenian Studies has existed at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for thirty years. By this means the University granted recognition to the significant role of the Armenians in Israel's complex society and in the Holy Land. In recent years the department of Armenian Studies entered a period of unprecedented and dynamic growth. Ever closer relationships with the Republic of Armenia and its academic institutions have been one factor. A recent agreement between the Armenian Patriarchate and the University encourages newly ordained clergy to continue their education at the Hebrew University. A new interest in Armenian Studies is exhibited by Israeli students. The number of students increases each year. The Hebrew University has striven to respond to this growing demand. The program has been enriched and now a broad range of courses is offered, reflecting the wealth and variety of Armenian history, language and culture. Armenian Studies forms part of the Department of Indian, Iranian and Armenian Studies in the University's Institute of Asian and African Studies. Georgian Studies are also taught in conjunction with the Armenian program. The programs of the Hebrew University and its Rothberg School for overseas students are fully accredited.

59. New Publications or the Iranian elements surviving in Armenian culture. Armenian culture, but in aspects of epic, popular and religious culture that are little known http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/~armenia/new_publications.htm

New Publications Home E-mail Us Linguistics meets Veterinary Medicine 13th Century Armenian Medical Book on Horses has been Translated An Armenian manual about horse medicine from the 13th century has been translated into German for the first time. The compendium is Armenia ’s oldest preserved veterinary medical work and offers an overall view of expert knowledge about horses during the late 13th century in the Near East . The Austrian Science Fund FWF supported this project and it was made possible thanks to an Austrian Armenologist, her excellent knowledge about the country and its language as well as her close cooperation with veterinarians in Vienna This oldest known manual about Armenian horse medicine consists of 184 handwritten pages. It was written in the Armenian kingdom of Cilicia between 1295 and 1298. An Armenian monk proficient in languages and a Syrian horse veterinary were responsible for writing this work. Now, almost 750 years later, a similar interdisciplinary cooperation has led to the work’s translation into German. For this project, the linguist Dr. Jasmine Dum-Tragut, from the Institute for Linguistics at the University of Salzburg , worked closely with scientists from the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna Herbs Heal Horses In addition to the actual translation, it was possible to prepare an extensive addendum that offers detailed insight into veterinary medicine in the

60. Dangerous Archaeology Cilician armenia created its own culture, an interpenetration of armenian traditions Moreover, armenian culture retained a characteristic openness to http://www.umich.edu/~kelseydb/Exhibits/DangerousArchaeology/Armenia.html

Francis Kelsey's Expedition and Armenia Kelsey and Armenia Thus far, the story of Kelsey's Near Eastern Expedition has been told in broad terms outlining Kelsey's main scholarly and other interests: Kelsey the scientist surveying and collecting evidence of the distant past, Kelsey the statesman arguing modern politics, and Kelsey the co-religionist documenting the relief efforts of Protestant missionaries. Another story lies beneath the surface. Cilicia and Greater Armenia MAP: Greater Armenia MAP: Cilicia Cilicia became part of the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century, with Armenians maintaining a presence in the trading cities. Along with the Syrian and Greek Christian communities of the empire, Cilician Armenians generally survived and prospered until the beginning of this century. During the Great War, as the Ottoman Empire collapsed, relocation marches drove much of the Armenian community out of the area. Survivors returned to Cilicia under the promise of British and French protection. In 1920, fierce fighting broke out. The Western allies abandoned the military struggle, and the Armenian communities of Cilicia were ultimately driven south to Syria and Lebanon in the winter of 1920. (Many members of the Armenian communities of southeastern Michigan who immigrated from Syria and Lebanon have roots in the region of Cilicia.) Armenian Culture Gospels written in black ink on paper.

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